A half stick of incense at the ancient temple, all I hope for is that all wishes come true

After a thousand years of vicissitudes and weathering, earthquakes, and wars, the Three Pagodas of Dali stand tall, becoming the perfect scenery that 'eternally guards the mountains and rivers.' The Chongsheng Temple behind it is a very large monastery, which was destroyed at the end of the Qing Dynasty and rebuilt in 2005. Chongsheng Temple is probably the largest monastery I have ever visited. I bought a sightseeing car ticket, which comes with a free tour guide (you can also choose not to have a guide and just take the car directly). The guide is said to be from a Buddhist college. I don't know much about it, so I won't comment on the guide, but in the end, they talk about hanging copper bells, saying something about Buddhist blessings, and eventually, the copper bells will be melted down to make something. I didn't listen carefully; as soon as they started selling things, I left. Everyone can make their own choice.